Bon Secours

10/15/2026

From anticipation to surprise — Kahdijah Ramey returned to Bon Secours for her second delivery and discovered how Bon Secours Foundation donor generosity had transformed her birthing experience.

10/14/2026

We unite our hearts with The Catholic Health Association of the United States and others around the world in praying for Pope Leo XIV’s recovery from surgery and continued healing.

We pray for Pope Leo XIV: As he continues to recover, may his strength be renewed, and may he feel peace despite uncertainty as he continues to care for his earthly body.

10/13/2026

A message to our patients with UnitedHealthcare insurance plans:

Our current contract with UnitedHealthcare (UHC) in South Carolina ends Dec. 31, 2026, and our current contract with UHC in Virginia ends Jan. 31, 2027. We are in discussions with UHC, actively working toward a new agreement. However, if an agreement is not reached before Jan. 1, 2027, for South Carolina and before Feb. 1, 2027, for Virginia, Bon Secours physicians, hospitals and care sites in South Carolina and Virginia will be considered out of network for patients covered by UHC.

For now, nothing changes. You should continue to see your Bon Secours physicians and care teams and keep any scheduled appointments.

Emergency care remains available regardless of network status. If Bon Secours becomes out-of-network with UHC, patients receiving ongoing care for certain chronic or complex conditions may qualify for Continuity of Care protections.

What you can do now:
To better understand your options and ensure your access to Bon Secours care, consider taking the following steps:
▪️️Call UnitedHealthcare at the number on the back of your insurance card to ask how your coverage could be affected.
▪️Talk with your employer or benefits representative if you receive UHC coverage through work.
▪️If you have a Medicare Advantage plan with UHC, you will have an opportunity to make a plan change during the Annual Enrollment Period, if necessary.
▪️Visit https://www.bonsecours.com/UHCUpdates to learn more about your coverage options and ways to keep your Bon Secours care team in network.

At Bon Secours, we understand how important it is to continue receiving care from care teams you know and trust. We remain committed to reaching an agreement that protects access to affordable, high-quality care and we will continue to keep you informed.

10/09/2026

Feeling anxious about your mammogram? Let Erin guide you step by step to make the experience easier and more comfortable.

10/07/2026

From memory and concentration challenges to emotional changes, concussions can have lasting effects. 🧠

Better understand the risks and how to protect long-term brain health: https://bit.ly/4xN4yMU.

09/28/2026

A bump to the head can lead to more than just a headache. Knowing the signs of a concussion could make all the difference.

See what symptoms to watch for and when it’s time to seek care: https://bit.ly/4e4CnlF.

09/25/2026

“I think my expertise allows me to look at the whole person, not simply the diagnosis or the reason for the visit,” shares Jennifer “Lee-Ann” Parker, APRN-CNM. 💙

During National Advanced Practice Provider Week, we're proud to recognize Jennifer and all of our Advanced Practice Providers for the exceptional care they bring to patients every day.

Through their expertise, compassion and commitment to treating the whole person, our APPs play an essential role in enhancing the patient experience, supporting care teams and improving the health of our communities.

Jennifer's perspective reflects the dedication seen across our APP team as they continue advancing care through clinical excellence, collaboration and patient-centered care.

Join us in thanking Jennifer and all of our APPs for the incredible difference they make each day. Happy National Advanced Practice Provider Week!

09/21/2026

Happy National Advanced Practice Provider Week!

This week, we’re celebrating our incredible advanced practice clinicians (APCs) and the expertise, leadership and dedication they bring to our patients, teams and communities every day.

We’re also grateful for the physicians and colleagues who are taking a moment to recognize the APCs they work alongside and share what makes them such an important part of the care team.

Today, Michele Parks, APRN-CNP, from the Richmond area, is sharing appreciation for our APCs and the difference they make every day.

Thank you to all of our APCs for Advancing Care and to those who take the time to celebrate and recognize their impact!